I have two issues trying to make this control work for me at the moment. I am trying to let users select a date range, so I think what I want is two WebDateChoosers with the word "to" in between them.
1) When I slap two WebDateChoosers on my form and test clicking the down arrows, they aren't consistent with the z-index behavior. One of them correctly renders the calendar picker over the next div in the page (which contains a simple text heading), but the other renders the calendar *behind* the following div. I can't figure out why this might be happening, or which style to set to try to override the behavior.
2) What's the easiest way to get the two controls to render next to each other rather than one after another? I'm going to try putting them in a table. Actually, given the frequency of the "pick a date range" scenario, I'm thinking of writing a composite control that just contains the two date choosers. Or is there a better way?
Thanks!
John
I have an issue setting the cssclass attribute. It just doesn't render the class for me. I also tried doing it in code instead of declaratively. No joy.
And, no, I am not using a styleset, I'm going unstyled.
Is this with the Appletini StyleSet or without app styling applied?
I am also having the same issue with Fire Fox, webdatechooser is rendering behind the chart. Although it is working fine with IE.
Please let me know, what changes i should do to resolve this issue
Thanks for taking the time to do this. I'll file a support case.
I too was able to reproduce the issue with the Appletini stylesheet. I tried with another style and it didnt' reproduce so it may have to do with that style. I would recommend logging the issue with our support team and they will be able to take a further look. Most likely it may be logged with developement so they fix the issue.
http://ko.infragistics.com/support/default.aspx#Overview
FYI: I did all testing in IE7.